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The exercise highlights the growing importance of drones in the Marine Corps' expeditionary operations plans.

The latest Felon was shown off on Air Force Day in Russia, months after the first production aircraft crashed.

The antique aircraft hitched a ride on the USS Essex to Hawaii where they will help mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.

The Air Force has said that it is aiming for the prototype to take its first flight in December 2021, but that this milestone could be delayed.

The latest footage suggests that the weapon could be integral to a hunter-killer attack helicopter team concept of operations.

Though still described as an amphibious warship, it will be focused on aviation operations and will lack a well deck.

Forward deploying the B-2s to the Indian Ocean puts them well within reach of hotspots in the Middle East and Asia.

Not many countries field specialist underwater firearms. Now we have a chance to see these exotic weapons in the hands of China's naval commandos.

Airbus Atlas patrols the English Channel for hours as Royal Air Force steps in to help police busy sea lanes.

With a storied past, 116 Squadron becomes the second combat-coded "Adir" unit in the Israeli Air Force.

Placing the launchers underground, even at a shallow depth, could help make the missiles harder to target and destroy.

The Chinese fighters emerged over the channel as U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was about to meet with Taiwan's president.

The 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment has been flying out of Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport for weeks, but the new gear is a surprise.

The USAF just completed the last captive carry flight of what's slated to become the service's first hypersonic weapon. Launch tests are next.

We can talk about rifle-toting captains, geopolitics, stealth helicopters, massive test explosions—you know, no big whoop.

The image masterly captures the elegant and ferocious qualities of the B-1B, especially when its four turbofans at roaring away in full afterburner.

RAF Typhoon fighter jets and the service's VIP-configured Voyager aerial refueling tanker and transport aircraft also took part in the mission.

This exercise is also the first confirmation that the Air Force's top-secret 44th Reconnaissance Squadron flies the reclusive RQ-170 Sentinel.

The company is also developing an advanced high-speed jet engine to power the prospective design.

The USAF continues to send a handful of F-117s to museums while a few of the stealth jets continue to operate under secretive circumstances.